Go to (play>custom) and click on “New Scenario”. From there you can change all your scenario settings, click “Create” when you are done. Custom scenarios can be played by clicking on them from the custom tab.

• Normal: Gives points when a bot is hit, you can change how many points are given by changing these settings: Score per kill / body hit / headshot.
  
• Distance traveled: Gives points based on player velocity (>98%). (shows as extra score when the scenario ends)
  
• Movement based: Gives points based on player movement and duration. The 4 time ranges are used to determine how many points to give based on how long the strafe is (“Bonus points” are multiplied by “Range multiplier” when the movement is < time range). “Min valid time” and “Valid time limit” should be set to the first time range and last time range. (shows as extra score when the scenario ends)
  
• Conditional (AIMER7): Gives points based on how the focused bot is moving. You can select what type of movement the player should perform for each bot's movement. This should be used if you want to force a specific type of movement like mirroring, anti-mirroring, etc.. (shows as extra score when the scenario ends)
  
• Score multipliers: These can be used to add an additional score multiplier which will multiply the final raw score. It is not recommended to add any extra multiplier in most cases.

Go to (play>custom) and click on the upload button. From there you can set description, tags and change notes (make sure to accept workshop terms of service before uploading a scenario, otherwise it will not work). To update existing scenarios, check “Update existing scenario” from the same tab and select your existing scenario from the drop-down. (scenarios may take up to 10 minutes to show up on the public list of scenarios after they are uploaded)

To download existing scenarios go to (play>normal) and click on the download button on the side of a scenario from the list. When the download is completed all downloaded scenarios will be visible in (play>custom).

All verified scenarios will load on top of the list of workshop scenarios and must follow all the guidelines for verification, you can find more information and guidelines here[aimbeast.notion.site].

You can create maps directly from the “New Scenario” tab by checking “New Map?” or by selected one created from (customize>maps). If you want to test and edit the scenario settings directly from the map editor, open your maps by clicking “Edit in editor” from the scenario settings tab.

To move around, hold the right mouse button and move the mouse around to rotate the camera while pressing [WASD] for moving and [SPACE/CTRL] to fly up/down. (All keybinds can be changed from the settings tab)

You can see all available blocks from the library in the bottom-left corner, to add a block drag and drop it on the map editor grid. To delete existing blocks, click on them and press [DEL] on your keyboard.

Selected blocks can be translated, rotated, scaled using the gizmo or by setting values manually using the transform tab in the bottom-right corner. To change edit mode, press the buttons in the top-right corner or use the keybinds (Translate: [W], Rotate [E], Scale [R]). You can also select multiple blocks by holding the [SHIFT] button while selecting 2 or more blocks.

Prefabs are made of multiple blocks and can be saved by selecting 2 or more blocks and clicking on “Save as prefab..” button. All your prefabs can be found in your library and can be dropped inside the map like any other block.

Function blocks are essential for running a scenario properly and each one has extra editable properties:


If have opened the map from the scenario settings, you can also change settings and play the scenario directly from the map editor. To go back to edit mode press [ESC].

To create a character go to (customize>characters) and click on the “+” button. From there you can change all your character settings, remember to click “Save” when you are done.

To create a weapon go to (customize>weapons) and click on the “+” button. From there you can change all your weapon settings, remember to click “Save” when you are done.


Recoil reset is currently disabled, this section will be updated when re-enabled.

To create a bot go to (customize>bots) and click on the “+” button. From there you can change all your bot settings, remember to click “Save” when you are done.


You can assign up to 5 different events for every bot, these events are made of three parts:

• Event trigger: this is the condition that will run the event triggered (On hit, on destroy, on jump, timer)
  
• Event triggered: this is the action triggered (Jump, fly up/down, freeze, etc.)
  
• Event chance: this is the chance of the action triggered happening

For every event triggered, you have some settings:

• Randomized?: if the event is random (e.g. jump at random velocities)
  
• Event power: the event power will change based on the event you are going to trigger (e.g. for jump = jump velocity, for freeze = freeze time, etc.)

Go to (play>routines>local) and click on “New Routine”. From there you can change all your scenario settings, click “Create” when you are done. Custom scenarios can be played by clicking on them from the custom tab.

• Default: Plays the routines in the order you see in the routine settings.
  
• Randomize list: Plays the routine scenario list in a random order.
  
• Randomize all: Plays the routine scenario list and reps in a random order.

Go to (play>routines>local) and click on the upload button. From there you can set description, tags and change notes (make sure to accept workshop terms of service before uploading a routine, otherwise it will not work). To update existing routines, check “Update existing routine” from the same tab and select your existing routine from the drop-down. (routines may take up to 10 minutes to show up on the public list of routines after they are uploaded)

To download existing routines go to (play>routines>workshop) and click on the download button on the side of a routine from the list. When the download is completed all downloaded routines will be visible in (play>routines>local).

All verified routines will load on top of the list of workshop routines and must follow all the guidelines for verification, you can find more information and guidelines here[aimbeast.notion.site].

To import custom files go into your game installation folder (Steam library > Right click on “Aimbeast” > Manage > Browse local files) and open Aimbeast\Trainer.